On that paper were the names of apartment buildings and apartment numbers.

Source: http://www.crazydaysandnights.net

The Church’s Money

Why would a church way out in the middle of nowhere America be spending so much time in Africa?

Yesterday I told you about an experiment that has gone horribly wrong.

I also told you about the bribes they have been paying to try and keep everything quiet and to also pay off government leaders in those countries for allowing their citizens to be used in an awful drug experiment and killed. Where is all the money coming from.

Yes, the leader is very rich, but apparently he is not using just his money for all of this.

It was his money that he donated to various causes that led to the discovery of the pathogen but that was incidental to the cause he was funding.

Where is the church getting all of this money?

Apparently that is another reason they are in Africa.

Several years ago they learned about the presence of a “map.”

I call it a map but it was just a sheet of laminated paper.

On that paper were the names of apartment buildings and apartment numbers.

These apartments were scattered across almost every country in Africa.

Where was this sheet of paper located?

Libya.

It was the treasure that Gaddafi had stolen from his own country and also all of the ill gotten gains he collected for being the pimp to every bad desire everyone had ever wanted fulfilled.

If you go back a few years, I wrote about one of those horrible fantasies and the members of Hollywood involved.

After the fall of Libya in 2011, no one could find his money.

They found some, but not the assumed billion or two he must have had stashed away.

One of the lovers of one of his sons had the list but no one could find her.

It turns out that this lover had a part in one of the blinds from earlier this week.

After the divorce from her husband, she took up with one of the sons and he helped finance her lifestyle.

Yes, she was and is very rich, but the son had much more money and he had access to all of the leaders in Africa and all that money to be made from gems and oil.

At some point she acquired that list.

Some say she acquired that list in 2012.

What else happened in Libya in 2012?

Yeah.

For the past six years, The Church has methodically gone to these apartments and found boxes and boxes of cash.

Literally rooms filled to the top with boxes of cash.

That is a whole lot of money to move even with their connections.

They then stumbled upon an idea that until recently has worked very well for them.

They loaded cash in boxes belonging to a relief organization that has operations in every country of the world including the US.

Those boxes are never checked.

What a wonderful way to move the money all over the world.

Recently, however, in a raid by a country that actually can’t be bribed police found some of the boxes being readied for shipment.

One could hope this would throw a spotlight on to the operation, but they just have so many friends in so many places, it is going to be tough.

Leader: David Geffen

Gaddafi’s Son: Mutassim Gaddafi
His lover: Sanela Diana Jenkins

Libya 2012: Benghazi attack

Nigeria’s anti-corruption unit finds $43 million cash in Lagos apartment

The Nigerian anti-corruption unit discovered more than $43 million in US dollars at an upscale apartment in Lagos.

The anti-graft agency said in a statement it raided the apartment Tuesday after a tipoff about a “haggard” woman in “dirty clothes” taking bags in and out of the apartment.
The agency said it also found 23.2 million naira (Nigerian currency worth $75,000) and £27,800 (UK currency, worth $35,000 US) “neatly arranged” inside cabinets hidden behind wooden panels of a bedroom wardrobe.

The commission said the funds are “suspected to be proceeds of unlawful activity” but no arrests have been made yet. Nigeria has struggled with corruption and looted funds for decades, but the watchdog unit has been on a lucky streak.

Earlier in the week, the agency discovered around 250 million naira in cash ($817,000) in a Lagos market and a further 448 million naira cash ($1.5 million) at a shopping plaza.- Source